Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Big data applied to the massive problem area of airport logistics? Dubai Airports looks set to get this problem nailed.
The good, the bad, and the immaterial outcomes if Apple's heavily hyped smartwatch is selling as poorly as recent reports suggest.
Energy-supplying supercapacitors can be made out of yarn and woven into textiles, scientists reckon. It could solve weight and volume concerns in wearable electronics.
The director of the U.S. government's Office of Personnel Management is out after revelations that the recently disclosed data breach was far larger than initially thought. Inspector general says warnings went ignored.
Proliferating branches, rings and builds means Windows 10 is not the monolithic beast Microsoft portrays, but analysts discount problems
Competition hopes to reveal security weaknesses in IoT devices before it’s too late
The next step in my mission to remove Google services from my digital life turns to Google Drive and Docs.
Full encryption of files with full searchability? That's kind of the Holy Grail that everyone wishes for. Bitglass secured a patent to deliver just that.
Microsoft's Nokia acquisition was a poorly thought-out idea, and now it's costing Microsoft billions.
Connecting ultrasonic and vibration sensors to machines lets algorithms predict problems based on the sound the machine makes, and it might be the next step for IoT.
On the day of AWS's New York Summit, Microsoft launches tool for migrating AWS workloads into Azure
A big pay day for cloud vendor DigitalOcean as it scoops up over $80 million in Series B funding.
Amazon targets mobile app developers with news features of its cloud
Airline isn't saying, but ideas abound
Another day, another industry sector that Amazon Web Services aims to own. This time it's API management that this cloud powerhouse is rolling out as a product
More evidence that the broadband market is being turned on its head.
GAO: Information security incidents reported by federal agencies have risen from 5,503 in fiscal year 2006 to 67,168 in 2014.
Patented method keeps the full body of data within corporate perimeters.
All U.S. calls, texts, data with Simple Choice plan will cost no more to Mexico and Canada
Amazon Web Services is today announcing a new mobile testing service that is aimed at making developers' lives quicker, easier and more economical.
Wi-Fi calling from Mobile Network Operators is proving hugely popular among consumers, according to an Ericsson survey.
Adoption of soft skills may be helping
Test chip is produced but commercial production may be several years away
Enterprises are still heavily dependent on Windows Server 2003 even though support is coming to an end on July 14
